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1. www.nytimes.com › 1996/10/03 › nyregionTwo 1963 Slayings Still Rouse Passions in Lodi, N.J.

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   Oct 3, 1996 · A friend of Mr. Trantino's, Frank Falco, who shot and killed the trainee, was killed by the police after a struggle in his midtown Manhattan hotel two days after the officers' deaths. But Mr....

2. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-2002-feb-13-lvCop Killer Travels Twisted Path to Freedom - Los Angeles Times

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   A dragnet found Frank Falco across the Hudson River, in a hotel near Times Square. New York police said he resisted when they woke him, and they had no choice but to shoot him six times.

3. nypost.com › 2000/10/10 › a-brothers-love-a-fightA BROTHER’S LOVE, A FIGHT FOR JUSTICE – VOWS TO KEEP ’63 ...

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   The next day, New York City cops killed Falco in a Manhattan hotel. Trantino later surrendered. He became eligible for parole in 1979, but has been denied release nine times. AT 62, Trantino now...

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Thomas_TrantinoThomas Trantino - Wikipedia

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   Arrest and conviction. Prison. Parole. References. Thomas Trantino (born February 11, 1938) is an American convicted murderer who was sentenced to life in prison for the execution style shooting deaths in 1963 of two police officers in Lodi, New Jersey.

5. www.officer.com › features › honoring-the-fallenSlayings of Two Lodi, N.J. Police Officers Still Haunt ...

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   Mar 24, 2014 · The two officers had been ordered to strip and then shot execution-style. The killers were Thomas Trantino and Frank Falco, career thugs who were celebrating a successful robbery earlier in the...

6. www.nytimes.com › 2002/02/27 › nyregionFreed After 38 Years, a Killer Struggles to Fit In - The New ...

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   Feb 27, 2002 · In the predawn hours of Aug. 26, 1963, two days before Martin Luther King Jr. gave his ''I Have a Dream'' speech in Washington, Mr. Trantino and a friend, Frank Falco, killed two police...

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   What happened to Frank Falco?

   • A friend of Mr. Trantino's, Frank Falco, who shot and killed the trainee, was killed by the police after a struggle in his midtown Manhattan hotel two days after the officers' deaths. But Mr. Trantino surrendered. He still lives -- he has most recently been in Riverfront State Prison in Camden -- and has made repeated attempts to be released.

   Two 1963 Slayings Still Rouse Passions in Lodi, N.J

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   What happened after the Falco murders?

   • To Delaney, who died in November 2003, the double murder was the very manifestation of evil. "The devil was there that night," he recalled on the 25th anniversary. Two days after the killings, Falco was shot dead by police in New York. Trantino, then 25, surrendered and within six months was convicted of murder.

   Slayings of N.J. Officers Still Haunt Families | Officer

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   How did Tedesco & Falco die?

   • When Voto did not return, Tedesco went into the bar and was also ambushed. Both were tortured and killed execution style. Falco was shot while resisting arrest and killed in Manhattan by officers of the New York City Police Department.

   Thomas Trantino - Wikipedia

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   Who killed Peter Voto and Gary Tedesco?

   • It was Aug. 26, 1963. On the floor of the Angel Lounge in Lodi, Bergen County, were the bodies of Sgt. Peter Voto, 40, and Officer Gary Tedesco, 21. The two officers had been ordered to strip and then shot execution-style. The killers were Thomas Trantino and Frank Falco, career thugs who were celebrating a successful robbery earlier in the day.

   Slayings of N.J. Officers Still Haunt Families | Officer

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8. www.nytimes.com › 2003/04/20 › nyregionBY THE WAY; A Story That Still Chills - The New York Times

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   Apr 20, 2003 · In the hunt for the shooters, one of the men, Frank Falco, was shot dead when the police confronted him in a Manhattan hotel room. The second man, Thomas Trantino, surrendered and was...